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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THEY ci1rpD JUprR TEACHER WHISPERS"

THEY Called THETR TEA OHER WHISPERS"
The Board Of School Trustees OF tho Nineteenth Ward
sat from hafpast O'Clock last night tn 1890 o'clock
thI. morning Investigating charges OF lncompe,ency
violation Of the laws by Injecting corporal punishment
aud II making fasc attendance returns prnfcrred by
Principal George f. Hardy, Grammar School No. 80,
aasinst Hugh j. Duffy OF his assistant teachers.
EvJndge Kelly presided feature OF the ease was the
examination OF nubcr OF schcolboys In @egard To the
incompetercy charge, which clicied many smart and
ouusinr answers Their Testimony showed that Mr..
buys cass held high links carnival all the time
They about beans. Smashed nk-bottes. yelled,
wore al their and called him naughty names
lie was known as "WhiskeIS aud Alderman Dnify.
monitor complained that he afraid To into the
room, because they used shout Look NJ the dude!
II /. undcr,tood that Mr. Duffy i 10 prefer some counter
charges against the principal The investigation VIII be-
resumed OH Monday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST NORTHERN RAIL
From The ciereldnd Leader.

From The Cierednd Leader.
TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE makes good point when
1t SAYS that the Interstate Commerce law, as doc
tored BY tho Commission. with the long and short
haul clauses suspended In the South and enforced In
the North. looks very much like scheme TO benefit
tho former section at the expense OF the latter Ala
bama iron Ia coming north TO the markets OF Illinois
and Iowa for instance at rates far lower in proper
ton than Pennsylvania and Ohio producers must
pay. Obviously, this is gross injustice, and Judge
Cooley's Commission must bring the Southern roads
to time or else let tho suspension OF the fourth clause
DO granted everywhere that railroad desires to be
exem,3ei from its operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
DR. EPSON AND THE AILANTUs TREE

70 tAe Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The nclosed clipping from the editorial columns
of your estimable Journal does mo Injustice Tho only
complaint against the aants tree that have answered
was from we'll known physician, DE- Henry Ling Tay-
lor of this city, In nv roply to Taylors letter said
Persons annoyed BY thess trees have frequently &c
stroyed them BY sfdlins them a night would NOT OF
would consider the unlawful destruction Of anything,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
oLEvFLAND's AWKWARD PLIGHT.
From The Kansas city Journ

1t is 6yfIlcult to play Democrat and Mugwump at
the same time. Just which Mr. Cleveland really j.
we don't know. lie acts like both sometimes the
Nugwump feature Dredominatcs, sometimes the Dem
ocratc Now and then be will please Mr.. George
william curtis, 1.-The Springfield Republican aud
aThe Evening POST by making appointment or
retaining an appolntco against the loud opposition
Of tho Democratic politicians and tho Democratic
newspapers Again he viii remove q great batch OF
Republican postmasters in Indiana and fill ther
places with recruits from the Democratic ranks.
merely for the purpose of rewlrng party workers
and pleasing Democratic leaders, 70 the great disgust
of hts Mugwump friends IN New-Y0rk and New-Ene-
land. Surely the President is between the
devil and the deep sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
a. DR. ROOsA ANDyrHE EXPRESS COMPANY.

To fhe RAZOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: On April 20 passenger on tho limited train
from Washington which arrives IN New-iork about q
o'clock An agent OF Dodds Express took tho checks for
the baggage OF myself and family and informed me that
he could not deliver II before half past ~ night In
that case / told him to deliver tho baggage tho next
morning This DONE and then foo Of 20 cents for
storage was demanded and collected In addition Ia the
usual imposition Of 10 cents trunk for placing the Dag
gage In the proper rooms of my house I protested
against this payment in vain. | wrote a rcsrcctfu
note To the company, asking that this money be r."
funded. This has received no reply wish simply 10
set these facts before my follow citizens rs another IN
stance Of how petty cxtortion may lbs Iractisod ny
great company. ID. H. 81. JOHN hoosA'
yetr- York. MAY IA. 1887,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
rO1oED REsyGyA T1Oy OF A PASTOR.

PROVIDENCE, May 20 tspeciab.-The scandal that has
overhung the City Of Pawtucket since Monday after
noon last evening eliminated In the resignation OF the
Rev. C. s. Burleigh, pastor OF the Christian Church
1t is charged that he unduy familiar with woman
Of his congregation. In whose company no was seen
Monday. He has left the city and will remove his
family meeting Of the church society held this
evening, when his resignation pastor accepted
He had been pastor OF the church for nine years and
stood well in his denomination and the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
( sCRIPTURAL. PERI

I sCRIPTURAL. PERHAPS, BUT NOT COSSOLING.
From The lhilddeiDhta Cali
General Dan Sickes a short time ago was enriched 70
the tune 81 by the death OF his father Up 70
that time he had been vninly striving for an once 6n
as soon as he had pressing need for Governor Hill
made him present OF nice Job with fat salary OF
$4,000 year. We have Biblical authority for saying
that the things given TO those who already nave
their But the patriots who hungerng for SOFT
Jobs wiz not be cOnsolei BY this view OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE May 2l-l x.-Therc was a per-
ceptibe increase in the warmth yesterday. with white
sky southery wind and slowly rising barometer The
temperature ranged between 6I' and 900 the
H4%9 being l2&o higher than on the corresponding
day last year. and 81 higher than on Thursday.
In and near this city to-day there win probably bs
nearly stationary temperature and fair weather.
At present. little change is indicated for Sunday;
cooler. Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
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ETNERAL OF MRS. GIBSON.

WASHINGTON May 20.-The funeral OF Mrs. Randall
Gibson wife OF Senator Gibson took place this morning
at g. Matthews Church. Tho services conducted
BY Dr. Chapene. Among honorary pali-boarers were
Secretary Bayard George Bancroft, Senator Cockre.
Representatives Randall and Barbour and ex,i.epre,
Temporarily In the Mount Olivet Cemetery vault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
MExIcANs HAVE SOME EXCELLENT WAYS

FTOn Inc B0IfIh0oTf Z WtTfcnn.
There Is refreshing vigor about the administration
Of justice in Mexico Just one week after the wreck
Ing of train tho perpetrators had been arrested,
tried. convicted and shot. Such expedition may not
be profitable for the lawyers. but 1t insures the pun
lshen Of crime before II has been entirely forgotten
by tho public thus serving most cffectually one Of
Tho aims OF punishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
OELRBRAT TING STEPHEN 0IRARDs BIRTHDAY.

CELEBRATING STEPHEN 0IRARDS BIRTHDAY
PHILADELPHIA, May 90 (Speciap.-The 18Th annIver-
sary OF tho birth Of Stephen Girard celebrated at
Grard College to-day The anniversary exercises
proper began o'clock, and only the specially invited
and the Alumni were admitted 10 the grounds The
nua meeting OF the Alumni held In the Chapel at
IL O'clock By President A. II. Fetterof Pm d.. who Is
honorary president OF tho association The exercises
coucluded wifi a drill o. he students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

FTOWt The BOsOn I1tFuEu
Governor Gray Of Indiana Is reported 70 hold inc
opinion that his State Will go Democratic In 1See'
Ii will DO necessary 10 such an end thar The Gov
erpor's PARTY shall stop Its tOinfoOlery about The
National Offices. and that 1t shah pursue soundoI
policy concerning State matters than was evident
IN jts action last winter. There has seldom been
more palpablo illustration Of the folly o. extreme
and outw0rn partisanship than the Indiana Democrats
Afforded after this National Admin istration came Into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT TNDTCATTOys-FOa "a HoURa
WASHINGTON. May 2o.-For Southern Ncw.Englsud
and Eastern New-York slightly cooler. fair weather.
light variable winds.
For Pennsylvania and NewJcrsey fair weather. nearly
stationary temperature, light variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

ANEW oHAIR FOR TIE PRESIDENT
LONG BRANCH May 20. Tiffany 4 Co have sent Albert
Matowskt Of this place. an order to build an ivory
mounted easy chair for President Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

was owned by Horace A. Klmbali, IVES injured for
10000 and the machinery Of saylss 4 Nichols foF
$4,000.
Fire in the picker room Of Walter Leopcld's mill st
premises aud stock 81, 900; fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Plaffs Chlorides. the Best Disnfecfnnt.
purines the pipes water closets chemically
destroys disease breeding matter. Use it now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
Children Cry fer Pitchers Castoris.

Henderson's Hand Lawn Mower Is the best made Soc
1t at stores, IS and 81 Cortlandst, NewYoTk ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

BRENGLE-swIFT-At Armenia n. Y. May 10, 1887 tho
Rev. Samuel ]. Brenge and Elisabeth Reeves swift.
HARRIS-TROWB ST. Georges Church A..
toa l. /. on Wednesday, May lS by the Rev. William r.
Harris assisted by the Rev C. N. Belden rector Henry
Ivan Harris TO Adele. daughter Of Henry rrowbridge
sEELY-BOGGS-On wednesday evening, May IL, at ths
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Ch1rch by tho Rov. Dr. Hall
Frank Seely TO Hattie Bogga
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed ph fill mans
and oid,ess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

A FREE SOHOLAKSHIP FOX COHNEL"
Superintendent yAspc OF the Board Of Education has re-
csived notice from the state OF Education
that Newyork entitled can dldate from each OF tho
Assembly Districts for alree schAshp IN Cornell CnivsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

STREET CAR-DRTYERs ASKING fyCREA SED PAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 20.-The streetoar drivers Qus
work this morning. The men yesterday asked sn In
crease wages from fourteen TO twonty conts On Bun
day several of tho drivers were nod for falling to call
cut the names Of required By tho ordinance
At noon to-day the company had thirty oars running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
No NEW JIyDGE UNTIL FALL.

From The WQshtn0t0n f0st
II stated to Post reporter yesterday oy gentle
man spoke with authority that the vacancy on the
Supreme Court bench will not be filled until next fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

TOUR ANERIOAN COUSIN" BYAMATEUkG
PHILADELPHIA, May 20 tSpeciab-There was another
ashonabls audience MeCaurs Opera House this even
"a - witness performance OF sour American Cousin
IA ne Drew Amateur Association. George Holland, the
Instructor, was tho Lord DssndysarT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Don't risk anything with o stubborn cough when o
safe remedy may be had in DR.. Jaynes Expectorant
Sore Lungs and throats speedily helped byit :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

The men ars divided IN ssnmsst = to the expedencl
q the mpysmeot ana only sevqneve out Of 126 jol9ed
the strike. The managogs OF the lfnes fearing hn1
Violence might possbly Be- attempted, under eoye4 VI
darkness, withdrew all cars ct o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
MARRIED.

A. Bosardus photographer from Broadway,
has removed TO
his elegant rooms LIST floor East 42dst stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THE REWARD DIE AN ALLY.
RIFT 1T CAN'T. POSSIBLY.

FrOhn Tie IhilddeIDAd TmtS =.
The ProhibtOniss will be grossly ungratefuI tney 90
not Governor Hill for the Presidency next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

naton In tho studes Of the schools Tho candidates
must be sixteen years OLD The examination OF applicants
will Be hold on Saturday Juno 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
TT "NFEDs NO RUsH."

The Schenepus ~. " Monitor
As is improved by this reliable olu com
pendulum OF evcnts-[THE TRIBUNE Almanac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

There win be racing that Thursday and Saturday
thereafter each Tuesday Thufsoy ana ssesaS un
II Auguat27
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06

g'ae Resolutions wers Seconae5 8x Esaa-v
&eAlr8n, Esc.
). 3 SeoS~sth, ESQ. sz>aSe st sozae
tencge Cnaz Tia SaaaneS az Mt Abrams
e-cppers the y,saTsSer nsoraScS az are Vra-
xesso1A wshc veeSs SfzyscSaiTtc With TIE raaglv
coSescies thSi AcSet the vocsnc SGvosz1a
AnA SD tsst IS one 81 t2le SsoanCer gloga-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
In the Way OF Holiday Gifts

The individual who could successfully COM
pile cyclopeIiie Of holiday presents pecu
harly appropriate 10 any and every indi-
vidual idea would be providential bene-
factor TO the human race, which annually
puzzles its head over this subject. A sou
venlr should be something of intrinsic value
or merit. as it is an evidence of love, affec-
ton or esteem, and holiday buyers will find
IN our establishment hundreds of fitting
objects and articles, and at prices suited TO
the ScanteSt or most plethoric purse. We
mention some few srticleS-our immense
catalogue scarce covering all: Ladies' and
Gents Toilet Sets in oxydiZei silver, some
thing new; beautiful line of Lemaires
Opera Glasses, Grold-beaded Umbrellas a
superb lns Of Ladies Gold Watches. every
variety and style of Ladies Jewelry, an ex-
traordinary line OF Diamond Jewelry,
Chains, LockeVS, Lace Pins. Rings, Gents
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Charms
and Rings, Diamond Studs. Collar Buttons
Sleeve Buttons, etc, exquisite Bronze and
Sta1uary, a royal display Of plated and
solid sterling Silverware, Clocks, Vases, etc
As the raffie list for the splendid Diamond
Necklace IS rapidly filing up, those DESTROYS
OF chances, or Of inspecting IL before il :
disposed Of, should call early. We can
duplicate New York prices. and nowhere in
this country can there be found a better
selected or more varied stock. Engraving
carefully and well executed The Jewelry
Palace OF the South.
l55 BroUghton street,
u STERNBKRG.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
In the City Court.


The City Court also reconvened, having
adjourned over from last month. A num-
her Of Jail cases were tried and disposed e..
Gabriel Marks was sent TO the chain gang
for six months Tor larceny from the house
Of Norton FrierSou.
Joe Murphy pleaded guilty 10 larceny
from the house aud went up for six months.
Charley Baker got twelve months Tor
stealing three coats from A. Falk & Son.
Richard Hooks is 70 90 to the chain-gang
for six months for stealing a music box from
ID r. Kennedy
Harrison Cooper got twelve months for
stealing "A ham from \. NJ. Il {. w. West
nolle pros. was entered IN the case Of
Allen Fields, charged with stealing chick
ems, but he got six months for cheating and
swndling Ned Aston out Of that same lot
OF fowls.
Dora Holmes alias ChuSky Bacon got one
wear for receiving stolen goodS, 10 which
charge she pleaded guilty, and one year for
simple larceny. of which she was convicted
Charles Gillen went up for twelve months
for cheating John Burke cut of SIC,
Tom Young was tried on a charge Of
vagranoy but dismissed
William Fisher got thirty days for carry
ing concealed weapons
John Wilson aud John Bryant pleaded
guilty 10 being accessories after the fact in
receiving four watches stolen from f. J.
Crane, aud we're sent 10 the chain gang for
three months.
William Kicks was found guilty Of steal
Ing 5Oc. from Daniel SheftSll and sent 70 the
chain-gang FOR six months for simple lar
Ceny.
Dan Henderson c,,t six months for steal
ing three pairs ~ ShoeS from the store "
Warnock \ Williams
Henry Sutton was sent 70 the chain gang
for six months for committing assault ana
battery On Dora jackson.
On Wednesday the case against Yellow
stone Kit viii be tried.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
RIVER AND HARBoR NOTES.
Happenings Among the Shipping and
Along the Wharves.


The steamtug r. w. Morse, Of Bath, Ne,
will be sent out 70 tow the schooner Carrie
A. Lane ON 10 New York. She will also
bring out steam pump with which 10 keep
the vessel free Of water.
The Norwegian bark Charlotte A. Little
field was cleared for Liverpool. with S,Sla
barrels Of rv'sin. weighing i.6o5 ,alS pounds,
valued at IS. 100 Cargo and vessel cleared
by MeSSrs s z. Shotter & Co.
The steamer Pope Catln ran up on one Of
the jetties while coming up the river sun
day causing her 10 spring a leak. She was
taken up yesterday morning on a ssndhar
above the city and the leAS was repaired
The steamer returned 10 her wharf again
last night
MeSSyS, Strachan & Co. cleared yesterday
the British bark Donegal for Trieste, with
APIS barrels OF roSin, weighing / ,e9o. SIS
pounds. valued al S. 500, and 20 barrels Of
spirits turpcntine, measuring II .Ss5I gal
Ions. valued 81 $4,400 Total valuation of
cargo $l2,9 o1 Cargo by MsSSTS, s 2. Shot
ter & Co
A survey was held yesterday Oh the
schooner Helen A Chase, which put in here
Sunday in a lea&inS condition The survey
was held hv Port Warden Virgins and
Capt, Leighton, Of the hriS Robert Dillon
They Ce>>onomenied thSt a sufficient portion
Of the cargo Ne discharged, ~ that the CEN
tire boSTd trunk, where the leak is supposed
10 be. can be got 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
$ YATES LEVY DEAD.
One 81 SavaaDah's Most Prominent
Lawyers Called by Grim Death.

One Of Savaauah's Most Prominent
Lawyers Called by Grim Death.
MAJ : YATES Levy, for = long tame one
a. the most brilliant lawyers IN this part n
she state, 5ici yesterday. Ma. Levy was s
nS;sNre II Charleston, = (. and was a mem
Der q osse II ssse mist pramineat lSsaelsls>A
families Of inst csty, Ee removed 10 81
vsnraA when quite 5 voasS man, ami v-SS
SKA Ssje- admitted ~ ghe bSr, n which
Re AT asgca l,eoAuae $ hrllGant member.
lie WAS = gentleman ~ eminent
EterSrV seSAty, : gifted orator. sn3
= f0roaole writer. lie was = wo4l known
confreslsor - the pTeSS> with which in after
NeSgS sc eecaCle CaaDN-teS
Al she oUtAyesk n the war he became
Csf,sSssa q the Cssv llEalt I}ssAT;sS, $ cosls-
ysNv * tae F&TSt Volunteer Regiment, and
p-ss stte~W'ar5 Mayor ~ thai regiment, he
SavVes with distinction 81 Morris Island.
Charleston Aar,NST. in the carapssSslS in
Ipgsag (Seorcls SD3 in TonneSssa Re wsS
afsSrWarS carSgre& sad imprisoned fox
Soase s5sse s; foNnsoa's Island. Ola5a
Al tne olsSs ~ the war Ae resumed
the YvSc3sce ~ the law. whSca he continued
ana. f&l,ggg AeAlth conspasle& hiTa - retire.
Ea wSs member a. several law firms. his
lSss partner AelaS the iase J9S5SS Edward :,
NSrseea MAJ Levy WAS 81 one tame editor
u the Savannah n7s}g .S6neTSsS0r. On the
REORGANIZATION ~ the VoaSnsesr salSlCEv II
$50. he was c>,aSea CaSstalN Il the Johnston
l6Ch3 Infantry, ana ssrvea aS SsscA for Soae
tAgsrA he WAS naeaaASx q the
NAArS 81 N.Sucatson 81 tire time q Al>
aesfh lis uzse 6le5 some months $50 and
he Leaves No children. EIs funeral vii take
y,lscse from tie rvSSSsoce q MrS> OcssvsIs
Cohen. on Lafayette sst4sze, 81 $50 O'CLOCK
this S<sssnoHn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
ON RAIL AND CRossTIE.
Local and General Gossip in Railway
Circles

SAClCSs
J. C. Shaw. General Travelling Passen-
ger Agent Of the Central railroad, left last
night for st. Louis, where he will establish
his headquarters.
An authority in regard to tourist travel
estimates that the number of visitors from
Great Britain to the United States next
year will be over so 900, while he believes
that the number of American tourists 10
Europe will increase from $500 this year
to l00, 900 in 1888.
Although the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company has been temporarily weak
ened by enormous expenditures in following
ont a hne of aggressive competition IN the
East, the earning capacity Of this great SyS-
TEN makes an encouraging satisfactory
showing of growth, The gross earnings OF
the entire system i'll 1880 Were SlS,SlI, 40
and in 1887 they were 80, ooa, 0S5, an in
crease OF about S2,S+0,ooQ
The COMMITTEES appointed az the citizens
meeting III Pensacola last week TO com
municate with y. y. Clements on the sub
ject of making Pensacola the Southern
terminus OF the Chicago and Gult railroad,
now permanently completed 10 TuScalooSS,
has written a letter Of inquiry to the gem
tleman. An answer 10 the letter has not
Vet been received When the reply arrives
another meeting of the citizens will be
called. and copy of the letter and the re
ply will be read.
The Ndl-ioR County Pdtriot rejoices
thus: The long-looked-for completion Of
the Buena Vista and Ellaville railroad 10
Americas has been accomplished. and the
first passenger train over the road rolled
into that city last week. Our people now
have direct Communication with Americas,
and no doubt all concerned are heartily
glad that the extension has been completed
Jim Stokes. the fireman on the road, had
the honor of pulling in the first passenger
train in the absence of the engineer, Mr.
Waterhouse. The schedule has been
changed 50 that parties going in on the
train viii have SIX hours in the city, ample
time 10 transact any business The train
now leaves Buena Vista at $50 and arrives
at Americas st $50. and returning leaves
Americas at 5 and arrives st Buena Vista
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
A THROUGH ORANGE TRAIN.

Special Trains Now Running Between
Jacksonville and New York
A special fast orange train is now being
run between jacksonville and New York,
carrying cars through 10 Washington. Bal
timore, Philadelphia and other points 1t
constitutes an an-ran freight line between
Jacksonville and Eastern cities, and orange
tariffs have been issued 10 the above named
cities
The new line is 10 be known as the At
lantic Coast Line Dlspstch. and is composed
Of cars furnished by the Pennsylvania rail
road, the Atlantic Coast Line and the rosds
Of the Plant system between Jacksonville
and Charleston, each furnishing cars N pro-
portion to their mileage.
The cars beng used on these trains are Of
the most improved refrigerator style, being
supplied with passenger coach springs and
air brakes and make almost As fast time As
the mail trains themselves. The trains leave
jacksonville every afternoon st 6 o'clock,
except SATURDAY, when they leave at ; 2. H..
in order 10 get through Georgia ana South
Carolina 50 as not u infringe on the sun
day laws of the States.
Tbs is the first through fruit car service
that has ever been put on between Florida
and the Northern and Eastern cities Here
tofore all fruit shipped - Washington and
points North and East was transferred At
Portsmouth 10 steamers. and shipped thence
70 destination. Under the new order q
things the fruit goes through without re
handling. and IN about one-ha6 the tame il
formerly took. while the rates will be the
same a. formerly.